Your framework for what to focus on is solid. Spot on about churn being feedback, but feedback has a shelf life. When we see users missing their "aha" moment or not discovering key features, those insights are worthless if it takes six months to test a fix. That's why we're moving to 6-week concept-to-production cycles with Lovable at the center of it.
Regarding feature deprecation - do you feel it’s worth the focus even in those early stages, like lovable?
How do you approach comparing the negative effect a ‘underused’ feature has on the experience/discovery of other ones vs the benefit it does provide to some subset of users?
In my experience it is so hard to convince product people to completely deprecate a feature that has even a little usage (especially in B2B), so would love to hear some stories :)
In general maybe an article about ‘growth by deletion’ might be interesting 🙃 (and if you have a similar one, would love a link!)
Nice. For Lovable, did you just leave the Aha open to "Getting traffic" or do you have a number for traffic? Also are there multiple aha moments depending on segment (personal use vs business)?
Your framework for what to focus on is solid. Spot on about churn being feedback, but feedback has a shelf life. When we see users missing their "aha" moment or not discovering key features, those insights are worthless if it takes six months to test a fix. That's why we're moving to 6-week concept-to-production cycles with Lovable at the center of it.
Insightful
Very interesting, thank you.
Regarding feature deprecation - do you feel it’s worth the focus even in those early stages, like lovable?
How do you approach comparing the negative effect a ‘underused’ feature has on the experience/discovery of other ones vs the benefit it does provide to some subset of users?
In my experience it is so hard to convince product people to completely deprecate a feature that has even a little usage (especially in B2B), so would love to hear some stories :)
In general maybe an article about ‘growth by deletion’ might be interesting 🙃 (and if you have a similar one, would love a link!)
Retention is the god metric. Which makes Elena our divine creator! :)
Nice. For Lovable, did you just leave the Aha open to "Getting traffic" or do you have a number for traffic? Also are there multiple aha moments depending on segment (personal use vs business)?